Authorizes Jefferson County sheriff to appoint special reserve deputies to execute writs during emergency conditions.
The bill allows the Jefferson County sheriff to appoint special reserve deputies to assist in executing writs during emergency conditions when more writs are issued than can be handled. Special reserve deputies must be certified by the Alabama Peace Officers' Standards and Training Commission and not employed by the sheriff's department. The sheriff must establish a training program for these deputies and may charge a fee for training. A service fee of up to $250 can be charged to petitioners for writ execution by a special reserve deputy, with no funds coming from the county treasury.
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